IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18599, 29 December 1920, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

330 NE.—ln loving memory of our dear father, who passed *wfty December 25, 1930.

Peace, perfect peace. . Inserted by his daughter and son-in-law. BRYANT In loving memory of ‘our dear son, John Thomas (Jack), who passed away December 29, 1919; aged eleven years. A year, has passed since that sad day When one wo loved was called away. The end was sudden, tho shook severe, ,To part .front on* wa loved so dear. Death cannot from our minds efface His tender smile, his loving' face. We mount for you, dear Jack, But not' with outward show; • ... For those who mourn sincerely Mourn, silently ar.d low. Insirted by hia loving parents and broHi era. . . .>• - ' loving Xoiernffry-of my dear " wjfeßj.ivhd • died - at-AAshburton Hospital, December 22, 1919. v

:: / To memory ever dejir. Inserted by ■ her sorrowing husband and children. BAHRENS.—In sad and loving memory of my dear beloved daughter, Nellie, departed this life on December 39, 1919 Those who lore her best miss Her most. Inserted by her beloved mother and /brother;! ; ■ 1 1 ’ • FERGUSON,—In , loving memory of Bnby l Ferguson,, beloved wi4e of W. J. Ferguson, and youngest daughter of George and v S. T; Sands, died December 30, 1918; aged thirty-one yearß. Inserted by mother and father, HAWKINS.—In loving memory of George Shepherd Hawkins, who was drowned at Sumner December 39, 1919. , Inserted by' his loving wife and son. HICKS—. • Ob, mother, when I learned that thou wasfc ■ " dead,' , .> Say, wait thou conscious of tho tears I shed. Hover thy spirit o’er thy sorrowing son, Wretched even when*lifers journey just begun. Perhaps thou gßvest .jne, though nnfelt, a - kiss,. Perhaps a tear if souls.could weep in bliss. Ob. the inaptled smile it answers yes. Inserted by her loving son and daughter-ly-lav, George and Annie Hicks. —r — - —t —-